The resolution aims to protect the natural beauty and heritage of West Virginia by prohibiting the renaming of state-owned landmarks, parks, national forests, public waters, and wildlife management areas in honor of politicians. It emphasizes the importance of preserving these sites for their historical and natural integrity, asserting that they should be cherished for their inherent beauty and the stories they tell, rather than for the names they carry. The resolution highlights the significance of West Virginia's landscapes, which serve as a sanctuary for both residents and visitors, and underscores the need to maintain these areas free from political influence.

Furthermore, the resolution mandates that the Clerk of the House of Delegates send this declaration to the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, ensuring that the legacy of West Virginia's natural and historical wonders remains intact and unaltered by political motivations. By doing so, it seeks to safeguard these cherished lands for future generations, reinforcing the idea that they belong to the people rather than individual politicians.